Recently I wanted to test some things and I wanted to comment some of the units used in my project, in the DRP file. Unfortunately, I forgot to close the comment (close bracket}) so I commented too much code in that DPR. As soon as I compiled the project I got an access violation in module dcc70.dll.
After a while I figured out the problem and closed the comment. Yes, instead of showing there is a problem in the code, the compiler just AVed. Delphi compiler is very happy since I fixed the comment.
I seems this also can appear when you have invalid code in the top of the unit (in the INTERFACE section) or when you have strange programming errors (also typos) in code.
Other people reported problems with code like this:
procedure aa;
var
sn:string;
xx:double;
err:integer;
begin
system.Val(sn,xx,err); // this caused the AV problem !!!
var
sn:string;
xx:double;
err:integer;
begin
system.Val(sn,xx,err); // this caused the AV problem !!!
end;
or
const
SeparatorIndices: array(1..7) of integer = (6, 13, 39, 65, 72, 75, 76);
SeparatorIndices: array(1..7) of integer = (6, 13, 39, 65, 72, 75, 76);
instead of the correct code:
const SeparatorIndices: array[1..7] of integer = (6, 13, 39, 65, 72, 75, 76);
The solution is to comment pieces of code until the compiler starts to work again, then un-comment and see where the problem is.
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